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1. Re: Frame Animation - Adding An Object that Doesn't Start on First Frame - PS CC
Chuck Uebele Nov 4, 2017 12:45 PM (in response to jeremyh2401659)As far as I know, when you add the frame, it would be best to make sure "New Layers Visible in All Frames" is unchecked. You will then have to go through each frame of your animation and turn on the visibility of the new faces. I guess you could leave that new layers check and turn off visibility in all the frames where you don't want it - whichever has the least amount of frames to change.
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2. Re: Frame Animation - Adding An Object that Doesn't Start on First Frame - PS CC
Chuck Uebele Nov 4, 2017 12:51 PM (in response to jeremyh2401659)Just found out that you can select a range of frames, then turn the visibility on or off on a layer, and it will affect only those frames selected.
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3. Re: Frame Animation - Adding An Object that Doesn't Start on First Frame - PS CC
jeremyh2401659 Nov 6, 2017 7:56 AM (in response to Chuck Uebele)Thank you - I discovered this (of course) soon after I posted it. Thanks for your help and putting out the right answers for anyone else as dumb as I am.
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4. Re: Frame Animation - Adding An Object that Doesn't Start on First Frame - PS CC
Chuck Uebele Nov 6, 2017 8:39 AM (in response to jeremyh2401659)Not a dumb question, and I too often find the and see right after I ask about it.